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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1923

Page

10

Harsh court sale in Pima County Arizona deeds

In the Superior Court of Arizona Pima County Myrtle A. Jacobs administrator seeks to sell the heirs’ interest in the property of Gertrudis B. de Aros and Esteban R. Aros. A judgment of $974.59 costs and $374.50 attorney fees is noted with a writ of execution issued July 27 1923. The described real property is the east half of lots 9 and 12 in block 4 Tucson, with full rights and appurtenances.

State of Arizona County of Pima Myrtie A. Jacobs Sam Jacobs Superior Court Pima County State of Arizona Gertrudis B. de Aros Esteban R. Aros Tucson

Veronica Water and Rheumatism Claims Headline

Promises of Veronica Water relief for rheumatism and other ailments appear from a florist in Cincinnati. The ad cites a 1923 Arizona court sale of a described property at the county courthouse in Tucson to satisfy a judgment.

Cincinnati D. Knott, Fiorist Rockdale Avenue Avondale

Nebraska Giant Entrant in Fight Game

A Sioux City challenger named Heig L H Munn, nicknamed Big Murr, stands two feet ten inches tall and weighs 295 pounds. A former Nebraska athlete, he signed with Omaha manager Gene Melady to handle his affairs and train at Mike Gibbons camp in St Paul. He will not fight for at least three months while preparing for potential bouts.

Sioux City Towa Heig Munn Nebraska Gene Melady Omaha Earl Caddock Joe Stecher University of Nebraska Mike Gibbons St. Paul

Civil Service Examinations Reopened For Indian Service

The Civil Service Commission announces reexaminations for formation and seamstress roles in the Indian service. After disappointing results in recent exams in tecton and other U S cities, tests will be held again on August 22 and 23. Applications should be sent to the secretary at the Tucson post office.

Tecton United States Indian Service the Civil Service Commission Tucson

Corbett Hardware Moves Workshop to Enlarged Building

The metal workshop of the W. J Corbett Hardware Company has moved from North Main Street to the enlarged building at the intersection of the Southern Pacific tracks and North Sixth Avenue, now housing all Corbett departments in their future location.

W. J Corbett Hardware Company North Main Street Corbett Southern Pacific North Sixth Avenue

Sheriff Notice in unlawful money case in Tucson

Dated at Tucson Arizona the 28th day of July 1923 Walter E Bailey Sheriff of Pima County Ariz James R Dunseth attorney for plaintiff First publication July 28 last publication August 17 1923

United Orem Tucson Arizona Walter E. Bailey Pima County Ariz James R. Dunsesth Plaintifg

Card of Thanks for Frank Brawley bereavement

Mr and Mrs Roy Brown express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings following the death of their son Frank Brawley during the bereavement period.

Frank Brawley Roy Brown

City Tax Rate for 1923 Increased in Tucson

Tucson property owners face a 31 cent city tax rise for 1923, bringing the total rate to 2.79 per hundred dollars. The increase reflects higher state road tax and the larger school district levy, with components including state, county, city school, and high school levies plus a tentative city tax. Other Pima county areas will see varying rates due to special levies.

Tucson Harry R. Batterton Board of Supervisors Pima County

Riots and deaths report across Europe and U S events

Berlin reports twenty killed in Hanover and fifteen in Zelts amid food and money shortages. In Los Angeles Mary Miles Minter admits engagement to William Desmond Taylor before his February 1 1922 death. Washington Harding directs White House furnishings removals and personal effects sorting. Bologna reports twenty six wounded in clashes between Fascists and Communists at Molineha. New York Stock Exchange denies Stat Motor Company stock listing. Los Angeles Marjorie Rambeau hospitalised with suspected appendicitis after train journey and refuses surgery.

Los Angeles Mary Miles Minter William Desmond Taylor Los Angeles Examiner Bologna Italy MolineHa

Morosco Proposes Contact With Movie Critics At Theaters

Oliver Morosco, a veteran producer, argues the loud talkers should be invited to the theaters to see films. He believes direct exposure will quiet those who boycott movies and prefer to stay home. He notes his experience in theater and film production supports engaging opponents in person.

Oliver Morosco

Pictures on Screen: The public and critics debate film vs book

A writer argues against blanket hostility to cinema while noting varied film quality. He predicts a future diversity of screen art following stage and literary trends, with audiences learning to discriminate and favor different forms rather than labeling all pictures alike.

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